Which role is NOT held by an officer in the Mississippi FFA?

The role of an advisor is not held by an officer in the Mississippi FFA. In FFA chapters, the advisor is typically a teacher or mentor who provides guidance and support to the student officers and members but does not hold an official officer position within the chapter’s leadership structure. Advisors are crucial in supporting the activities and objectives of the organization, but their responsibilities differ from those of the student officers, who are elected by their peers to manage specific roles such as managing finances (Treasurer), handling communications (Reporter), or maintaining records (Secretary).

The other options, such as Reporter, Treasurer, and Secretary, are designated student officer positions that entail specific duties and responsibilities essential for chapter operations. Each of these roles involves leadership participation, decision-making, and engagement with the FFA membership.